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by John Corbin (Author)
In "A New Portrait of Shakespeare," John Corbin delves into the intriguing debate surrounding the true likeness of William Shakespeare. Focusing on the Ely Palace painting and contrasting it with the widely recognized Droeshout engraving, Corbin presents a detailed case for re-evaluating the accepted image of the Bard.
This meticulously researched study, originally published in 1903, explores the historical context, artistic merit, and potential provenance of the Ely Palace portrait. Corbin's analysis invites readers to reconsider their perception of Shakespeare and to engage with the complexities of art history and literary interpretation. A valuable resource for Shakespeare scholars and enthusiasts alike, "A New Portrait of Shakespeare" offers a fresh perspective on a timeless enigma.
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